What is a good first building for a few wooded acres?
A pole barn is a simple start for tools, a tractor and storage. You can scale it to your budget and add to your plans later.[2]
Spring water, farms and woods
Springville is a rural St. Clair County town with wide open land around it. RBC Buildings serves Springville from Blountsville.
We have one office, in Blountsville. We do not have an office in Springville.
Springville began in the mid 1810s as Big Springs, was renamed Pinkhill around 1833, and took the name Springville in December 1834. The town was incorporated in December 1880 and covers only 9.66 square miles.[2]
The town is described as entirely rural, so many properties here are farms, pastures and wooded tracts. A pole barn, hay shed, shop or barndominium is a typical match, depending on what you do with your land.[2]
General information. Every project is different, so call us about yours.
A pole barn is a simple start for tools, a tractor and storage. You can scale it to your budget and add to your plans later.[2]
RBC works on agricultural buildings including chicken houses, and its sister company Smith Poultry and Supply handles poultry equipment. Details depend on your operation.[3]
A barndominium combines living space and shop space in one steel frame. Check septic, water and permit needs with the county.[2]
RBC posts price lists for trusses, lumber, doors and more. Prices are subject to change.[3]
Springville had 4,786 residents in the 2020 Census, up 17.3 percent from 2010.[2]
The town sits at an elevation of 735 feet and the median age in 2020 was 42.9.[2]
About 64.7 percent of households are married couple families.[2]
The town is part of the Birmingham metropolitan area and has been a filming location for movies.[2]
St. Clair County is 654 square miles in area.[3]



Call (205) 429-4411 to talk about a barn, shop or barndominium in Springville. No pressure, just an honest conversation.
Local details on this page come from these public sources, checked in October 2026.